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Story Synopsis Plot Revealed Below! London, 1958. Inspector Michael Jericho of Scotland Yard is called to investigate a murder in Notting Hill. A young black man, Roy Marlowe, was shot on his way home from work at the local bus depot. Tension in the neighborhood between the black and white communities has been brewing for a while, and now it's about to hit fever pitch. That very same night Sir Nicholas Wellesley is kidnapped from outside his gentleman's club on Piccadilly. The ransom note arrives the following morning and his wife, Lady Clare, has expressly asked that Jericho take the case. But there are explicit instructions: keep an extremely low profile; the kidnappers mustn't know that the police have been contacted; nothing should be done that might jeopardize the safety of Sir Nicholas. A drop off point for the ransom money is arranged. On the other end of the line Sir Nicholas can be heard, pleading for his wife to help him, terrified for his life. An attempt to place the drop off point under surveillance backfires when the kidnappers spot the police and get away with the money. When the kidnappers call they are furious. Jericho steps in and demands to speak to Sir Nicholas himself -- BANG!! Suddenly, violently,a gun has been fired and the line goes dead... What has happened? Jericho's instinct is that Sir Nicholas is still alive -- until they find a body they are to presume nothing. It is discovered that not only was Sir Nicholas in massive debt but he also had a secret double life with a West Indian prostitute, Martha, with whom he had two children. When it is discovered that Martha's address in Notting Hill is also the very location where Roy Marlowe was killed, Jericho puts the two cases together -- there must be a connection. Martha is arrested with her brother 'Shorty' -- a small time crook who had previously tried to blackmail Sir Nicholas. Martha was found with money and the suitcase used for the ransom trying to board a bus for the south coast -- was she going to meet Sir Nicholas there? Martha claims ignorance -- she was just doing what her brother told her to do. Shorty says his sister is a liar and he has an alibi for the night in question: Jericho himself, who saw him playing in a jazz band in Soho. Shorty is released. Sir Nicholas's body is found in a shallow grave in the docklands. Soon after Shorty is found dead in a Soho alleyway -- both had been shot. Sir Nicholas's son Edward comes forward and confesses to the murder of his father and Shorty. But Jericho doesn't believe him. The pathology report has come in and proves that Sir Nicholas died 72 hours ago -- he didn't die when he was on the phone to Jericho, he died almost immediately having exited the club. Edward couldn't have murdered his father because he wasn't outside the club -- he was drinking in Soho. Who is Edward protecting? When Sir Nicholas spoke on the phone Jericho had noticed that Edward looked very surprised. The reason being it wasn't Sir Nicholas's voice -- it was someone doing an impression of him -- Shorty -- and anyone who knew his voice would not have carried on that conversation -- but Lady Clare did... Lady Clare is arrested for the murder of her husband, Roy Marlowe and Shorty. She had always adored her husband, but he felt nothing for her -- marrying her purely for her social position. Shorty had tried to blackmail her, threatening to reveal her husband's double life with Martha -- he had shown her photos of their two children -- and it had broken her heart. She went to the club to confront Nicholas and drove him round to Notting Hill, wanting to meet and confront Martha -- but he wouldn't let her into the house. In her rage she shot him. On hearing the commotion Roy Marlowe ran over to see if he could help -- in her shocked and panicked state Lady Clare shot him in the face. In exchange for money, Shorty helped her dump the body and then posed as Sir Nicholas on the phone. The key to the plan rested on the assumption that Jericho wouldn't stand quietly by and let the kidnappers get away with it -- he would jump in and provide Lady Clare with an alibi. Story Synopsis | Cast + Credits Jericho Home | The Actors and Their Roles | Discussion Home | About MYSTERY! | American Mystery Specials | Program History Schedule & Season | MYSTERY! Games | eNewsletter | Book Club Discussion | Search | Shop | Feedback © |
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A couple of crucial meetings that were to serve as preparatory blocks for next month's summit meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh have been postponed, said official sources.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has put off his interactions scheduled for Wednesday, with no firm dates available, and a crucial meeting of the India-Russia Inter-Governmental Commission on Military-Technical Cooperation (IRIGC-MTC), which was to be held on Thursday, has been deferred.
The IRIGC-MTC meeting, the only Indian Ministerial-level format of this kind with another country, has been deferred due to the inability of the Russian Co-Chair of the Commission and Defence Minister Anatoly Serdyukov to travel to India as scheduled. It has been conveyed by the Russian side that Mr. Serdyukov was required to stay in Russia for his urgent participation in a programme that involved Mr. Putin, said the sources here.
"The IRIGC-MTC meeting will now be held on October 10, which is an annual meeting at the level of Defence Ministers of the two countries," said a statement.
At the meeting, India is expected to raise the issue of delay in delivery of aircraft carrier Admiral Gorshkov . The delivery schedule of the 45,000-tonne warship has been delayed further after some trials couldn't be completed in time before the sea freezes and open sea trials become impossible.
The Gorshkov issue will take the media spotlight, and there are a number of issues on the table, such as finalisation of the contract for 40 Sukhoi MKI fighters, purchase of more medium lift helicopters, and review of the progress made in two futuristic projects — the Fifth Generation Fighter Aircraft (FGFA) and Military Transport Aircraft (MTA).
Unlike the Europeans, who are still hoping for a review of the lucrative multi-billion fighter contract which has gone to the French, the Russians have overcome their disappointment, and official sources believe they have been adequately compensated with the additional Sukhoi orders, plus their selection for the FGFA and MTA.
The once partially gutted aircraft carrier Gorshkov, rechristened INS Vikramaditya , was scheduled for commissioning into the Indian Navy by December 4. Sources said with the weather beginning to deteriorate around the north Russian shipyard, where the ship is undergoing trials, it would be delivered only in October next year, although the hoisting of the Indian flag will take place as scheduled on December 4.
The Russian aircraft carrier was given free of cost in 2004, but the price of its refurbishment that was agreed upon at that time was renegotiated, and later put at $2.3 billion.
Problems in the supply of spares for the Russian equipment in Indian inventory and their maintenance are also likely to figure during the meeting, the sources said, although they maintained that with the setting up of warehouses and some initiatives, the problem isn't as severe as it was, till six-seven years ago.
Russian Foreign Minister postpones interactions IRIGC-MTC meeting will now be held on Oct. 10

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Colorado coach Mike MacIntyre has brought in a few familiar assistant coaches from San Jose State, hiring Kent Baer to run the defense and Brian Lindgren to direct the offense.
In all, six of MacIntyre's former coaches will join him in Boulder.
Baer served as the interim head coach for the Spartans once MacIntyre left and led the team to a win over Bowling Green in the Military Bowl. Baer wanted to stay at San Jose State, but was passed over for the full-time job in favor of San Diego's Ron Caragher.
So now Baer joins MacIntyre at Colorado as they try to turn around a program that has had seven straight losing seasons, including a 1-11 record this year that was the worst in the 123-year history of the program.
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Long before Rock Bridge High School or Lange Middle School or Paxton Keeley Elementary School, Jim Ritter was almost talked out of education. You'll never make any money, people told him. Teaching just doesn't pay.
With those words of advice, Ritter entered MU in 1955 intending to become an accountant like his older brother, Jerry. Jim Ritter successfully made his way through several marketing and management classes, but something was missing.
At the end of his third year, when his brother was working for PricewaterhouseCoopers in St. Louis, Ritter left the business school and pursued his love of history, intending to teach. You won't make the money Jerry makes, his mother, Almeta Ritter, warned.
"Mama, I don't care," he answered. "I just want to get out of this and get into education."
By 1959, without teaching experience or certification, the 22-year-old Ritter was hired as a Hickman High School American history teacher. He'd been planning to take education courses that fall and work toward his teaching certificate, but a fortuitous opening and a phone call from Superintendent Neil Aslin landed him in the classroom with a week's notice.
Similar to most first-year teachers, Ritter's focus was on survival. However, he did more than survive. In the 44 years since that first day at Hickman, Ritter has continued to serve the district in many capacities, from classroom teacher to central-office administrator.
Monday, he'll retire from the district's highest administrative position -- superintendent. It's hard to envision the Columbia Public School District without Jim Ritter and even harder to believe he almost pursued a career other than education.
In the end, though, a series of business classes, a dean of students position at Northeast Missouri State University, now Truman State, and even an initial retirement in 1991 could not keep Ritter away from the district -- education and the Columbia School District seemed to be where he belonged.
Ritter's first years with the district, the years before the Vietnam War, were a time of innocence and participation, pep rallies and home games. Because Ritter was one of the youngest members of the staff, he sponsored dances and other activities for students.
"Gosh, I was excited about it," he said. "I just loved it from the first year. I liked the teaching, but what I liked most was the relationship with that age student. I was exhausted part of the time but really enjoyed it."
Ritter's mother, Almeta, has watched her son's career unfold from the first days of business school, through the promotions and now his second retirement. She has lived in Columbia since 1956 and frequently invites her son to her condo for lunch between his meetings and school commitments. She keeps a supply of his favorite deli cold cuts on hand.
They talk on the phone nearly every day. Through it all, she has kept a collection of news stories about her youngest boy and graciously accepts compliments from friends at church about his success.
"You can't miss him 'cause he's in the paper every day," one told her.
Almeta Ritter has the articles to prove it.
Other newspaper clippings and accolades reside in Ritter's home. Ritter's wife of 25 years, Kathy, is assistant principal at Rock Bridge. She keeps a small selection of his many plaques displayed in an upstairs guest room -- plaques from civic organizations and charities that he has contributed to in some way. On Friday, she positioned Ritter's latest and most prestigious honor -- a silver cup from the Chamber of Commerce as Citizen of the Year -- on a family-room bookshelf.
A framed copy of a "Business Times" feature from Ritter's return to the central office in 1998 hangs in the basement. However, the basement is not a shrine to Ritter the educator but to Ritter the father. Sons Joe, 23, and Tim, 20, attend Westminster College, but when they return they'll enjoy the leather chairs, futon and wooden pool table that await them.
The room is usually quiet, except for the times when Joe and Tim are home on vacation or to do laundry and grab a snack. The days of after-school baseball, soccer games and summer leagues coached by dad are in the past.
In his Worley Street office, he keeps a team photo of Tim's all-star Little League team, which he coached in 1997, next to a baseball signed by every player. Ritter remembers putting his Hickman loyalty aside during the boys' high school years, when he joined Kathy in rooting for Rock Bridge sports.
"People forgave me for that," he said.
When the two schools compete, halfway through games Ritter will switch sides in the stands or sit directly in the middle.
"Whether it means anything or not, people notice it," he said.
Ritter's life outside of work focused on family and sports. When his coaching years ended and the boys went to college, there was a void.
"I really did feel it because we had spent so much time following the kids through all of their activities," he said.
Over time, the Ritters adjusted to the absence and used the extra space in their schedules for other things, such as dinners at Murry's, runs and bike rides on the trail and sometimes just a quiet night in front of the television. Both husband and wife keep busy with work-related responsibilities before, during and after business hours.
On an average week during the school year, the couple might have one unscheduled night to just sit back and watch television. The other days, the pair works to fit school and related commitments, meals, a workout routine and sleep into a 24-hour period.
When they do find time together at home, Kathy gets to see her husband's goofy side, a sense of humor that rarely shines at school board meetings. She remembers when a 3-or-4-year-old Joe would watch television wearing a baseball cap, cowboy hat or sometimes a pillow and put an unlit pipe in his mouth. Jim always liked to make the family laugh, so one day he joined in, and Kathy snapped a picture.
With retirement, Ritter will have more time to show that side – to wear shorts and sneakers rather than a suit and tie. He's eager to visit his daughter, Julie Collier, 34, his oldest and from a previous marriage, and her children, Brett, 7, and Annie, 2½, in Carthage. He'll have the chance to pursue new hobbies. Kathy hopes he'll expand his cooking repertoire beyond sandwiches and frozen pizza.
Tuesday morning, Ritter will not walk into his office on Worley Street because he won't have an office. Instead, Phyllis Chase will occupy the seat that Jim Ritter had filled for the past five years. But that doesn't mean Ritter will stop caring or stop educating. In the fall, high school athletic schedules will remain posted on the Ritter's refrigerator. It's partly because Kathy will continue her work and involvement at Rock Bridge, but partly because Jim takes pride in the accomplishments of his students.
Jim Ritter will walk out of his office and out of the constant public eye Monday, but he'll be around. Maybe you'll see him at Murry's one night. Or maybe you'll catch him in the stands at the Rock Bridge-Hickman football game because that's what he loves -- family, community, sports and education.
"That's him in a nutshell," Kathy said.


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Title: GLASGOW TRAMS, 21 May 1960
Reference number: 0055
Date: 1960
Director: filmed by Revd. John Walsh
Sound: silent
Colour: col
Fiction: non-fiction
Running time: 15.15 mins
Description: Views of both contemporary and slightly older types of tram in Glasgow. 21st May, 1960.
Shotlist: No credits. Long and medium shots of trams in the streets of Glasgow. (0.55) No. 3 tram travelling along Mosspark Boulevard; further shots of No. 3 driving through Pollokshields (2.01) gvs No. 18 with Springburn Road behind, then more scenes on Hawthorn Street (3.00) tracking shot from tram (3.14) shots of trams at St George's Cross [Empress Theatre visible in b/ground]; trams on Great Western Road at Kelvinbridge (4.13) gvs trams at Charing Cross, Sauchiehall Street (6.03) tracking shots from tram (6.21) Shots of No. 9 and 26 trams, Regal Cinema at Dalmuir, Dumbarton Road at Clydebank (7.37) ints. passengers sitting on top deck of tram (7.58) trams passing the Kelvin Hall (8.26) trams turning back at terminus, Baillieston? [23 and 15] (9.38) trams [23, 29 and 15] following suburban routes (11.33) [dark] ints. depot, c/u trams (12.19) passengers alight from a tram as it slows (12.37) trams passing under Central Station at Hielanman's Umbrella, scenes along Trongate, Glasgow Cross(15.15)
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ATLANTA – The Georgia Lottery Corporation's Million-Dollar Hoopla promotion arrived in the Atlanta District, giving a lucky player the chance to win $1 million. Covington resident Marty Roberts Jr. sank the most free throws to win a trip to the Grand Prize Million-Dollar Hoopla Event, which will be held at the Atlanta Hawks game on April 1. Cheered on by former Atlanta Hawks great Dominique Wilkins, Mr. Roberts sank nine free throws in 30 seconds at the first of three regional events to be held in the Atlanta District. "I haven't played basketball since P.E. in high school," says Mr. Roberts, a 22-year-old employee of Pike Electric. Mr. Roberts described his feat and meeting Wilkins as "awesome." After winning the regional event, Mr. Roberts jumped up and down and hugged his wife, Megan. According to Mr. Roberts, if he wins the $1 million grand prize, his first deed will be to get his mother the garden she's always wanted. Million-Dollar Hoopla is an exciting promotion held in conjunction with the popular instant game $100 Million Cash Spectacular. Georgia Lottery players were able to enter a second chance drawing for the opportunity to win $1 million. From the second chance drawing, contestants were chosen to participate in 10 regional free throw basketball events around the state. The first Atlanta District event was held on Sunday at Mall of Georgia in Buford. Million-Dollar Hoopla Regional Qualifying Events are also scheduled for the Atlanta District on Friday, March 25 from 1 p.m. until 5 p.m. at Town Center at Cobb and on Saturday, March 26 from 1 p.m. until 5 p.m. at Lenox Square. From the 10 regional events, the contestant who makes the highest number of free throws at each event will travel to Atlanta for the Grand Prize Million-Dollar Hoopla Event. One of the 10 lucky finalists will have a chance to win $1 million. $100 Million Cash Spectacular tickets went on sale on Feb. 1. The game and promotion were launched at Philips Arena with the support of Atlanta Hawks/Thrashers owners Michael Gearon and Rutherford Seydel along with Wilkins. After two exciting months, the promotional events will culminate at Philips Arena with the Grand Prize Million-Dollar Hoopla Event. $100 Million Cash Spectacular has 10 $1 million top prizes and the highest payout percentage in Georgia Lottery history. Georgia Lottery players have the chance to win over $118 million in total cash prizes. To date, Georgia Lottery players have won more than $108 million playing $100 Million Cash Spectacular. Seven $1 million top prizes have been claimed. Since its first year, the Georgia Lottery Corporation has returned over $7.2 billion to the state of Georgia for education. All Georgia Lottery profits go to pay for specific educational programs. These include Georgia's HOPE scholarship program; a statewide, voluntary pre-kindergarten program for four-year-olds; and a wide range of technological and capital upgrades for the state's schools, technical institutes, colleges, universities and public libraries. Play Responsibly – It's All About Fun! CONTACT:
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The new Roomba 880 features the revolutionary AeroForce™ Performance Cleaning System. Roomba 880 removes up to 50% more dirt, dust, hair and debris from all floor types. The tangle-free AeroForce™ Extractors are virtually maintenance-free, making it even easier for Roomba to tackle daily dirt build-up. Roomba 880 even cleans one room before moving on to the next for effortless, room-to-room cleaning.
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Excellent to keep your home clean
By Ricatico
from San Jose, Costa Rica
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Comments about iRobot Roomba® 880:
I use the schedule to perform everyday cleanning. In open spaces its an incredible product because it leaves all the floor spotless, with the dinning room has a problem with the carpet because as the carpet has long fiber it mistakes that its getting tangle and then gives Error #6 so I can not use the Roomba on the dinning room but the rest of the house works with no problem and when I arrive at night Robotina is resting at the home base. I give it a five star when they can figure out how to work with long fiber carpets.
i love this thing!!!!
By Abelaei2
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This is our second Roomba. The first one 550. finally gave out. sensors broke. we used it every day for the past 5 yrs. replaced brushes, batteries. cleaned it several times from pet problems. this new 880 is quieter than the first one. love how we can set it for when to turn on. we have it located under one of the tables in the hallway. we just move the vertical walls to section off spaces to clean. this works great with pet hair. thought I was cleaning great with vacuum. boy I was wrong.
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Not good on multi color carpets
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One level home, hardwood floors and multi color carpeting. Cleans wood floor ok but it thinks it's falling off a cliff constantly with ERROR 6 when it goes onto carpet. Constantly shuts down until removed and restarted. Can't leave it alone to auto clean as it constantly shuts down. It would work better if the cliff sensors could be shut off. It also gets stuck under dining room chairs, ERROR 1, though it has two inches of clearance between chair legs. It also shuts off with ERROR 6 if it goes from light oak hardwood to dark door mat.It can't tell it already cleaned an area so it will repeat over and over the same spot. Small rooms and bathrooms have to be closed as it will clean till the batteries run down if it accidentally closes the door and shuts it self in. It has no mapping memory. Please take this 880 back and shut off the cliff sensors for me. I would find that acceptable. Otherwise I go back to reliable canister vacuuming.
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Amazed at amount of dirt it finds!!
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I have a semi long haired Cat who does shed a bit and really wanted to keep up on this every day...I do own a Dyson DC28 and it works fine just I don't have the time or the interest to vacuum everyday. The iRobot Roomba 880 so far has found about two grocery bags of dirt from my condo over the last week since I been using it and I am extremely impressed with it's work!I'm a Gadget Geek and this little baby just makes my day every time I see or hear it running!At first my Cat Simon was scared or interested in it but after a week he has literally gotten to the point he lays on the floor right near where it runs as though he predicts it's behavior!
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I've had the 880 for a few months now.
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seems to misses spots and then goes over some areas 6 - 7 times. We have hardwood floors in the entire house. I feel that should have no effect on missing spots. I mean its an okay product but I'm not sure I would recommend it to a friend. I would have a friend watch it first, and then let him make up his own mind.
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Floors have never been cleaner!
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I use "Hazel" every day! It is amazing how much pet hair, dirt, lint, etc is picked up each and every day even when the floors (carpet/ tile/ wood) look clean. I just hit the button and away she goes cleaning and cleaning. I am more than pleased with the product. I have told many friends and highly recommend.
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I use The Maid daily!! Love it!!
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Good but not great
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I really like my new Roomba 880, except for the fact that it cannot clean a large black, white, and gray area rug. It ignores all the black parts...probably because it thinks they are drop offs. I wish there was a way to programatically let the Roomba know that there will be no drop-offs during its cycle.
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We own a Russian Blue which happened to be a ferocious digger when it comes to the toilet business. A litter box is in the toilet which my husband uses and he steps into the litter which ends up in our bed. Every time cat uses the toilet I have to swipe around and then my little archaeologist comes back and digs more. Our maid is coming once a week but we really needed to solve the litter problem somehow. Dust and pet hair was also a problem as the whole apartment is tiled. Got inspired by Breaking Bad. I'm really happy with this decision. Roomba 880 is a great help in between weekly deep cleaning. I use it every day, it easily cleans 90sq meters with a single charge.The only downside is that it's noisy and annoys the cat. I'd love to buy another one for my mother-in-law but it's on a pricy side so she might need to wait for her own.


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Unicode Transformations: Finding Elusive Vulnerabilities
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The complex landscape of Unicode provides many angles for exploiting software and end users. We've known about some of these for years, we've seen buffer overflows exploited because of faulty Unicode handling and we've seen homograph attacks in URL's. However, the real mysteries remain latent, unapparent to most software developers and even to the security testing community. This talk will raise awareness around interesting attack vectors and new areas of research into Unicode, as well as open people's eyes to the modern Visual Spoofing attacks of today. This talk will include demonstrations of several uncommon vulnerabilities/attack vectors, and will also include a tool release to assist in finding these issues. A separate Spoof-detection component will also be released to demonstrate how we can defend users against Visual Spoofing attacks.The speaker
Chris Weber is co-founder at Casaba Security where he's leading product development for new tools to assist in the field of Unicode and Web-application security. He has spent years focusing on software security testing for some of the world's leading software development companies and online properties. He's authored several security books, articles and presentations, and regularly speaks at industry conferences. He's worked as a security researcher and consultant for over a decade identifying hundreds of security vulnerabilities in many widely used products including Web browsers and Web-applications.


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Manyatta and Waves Of Magic caught the eye when the horses were exercised here on Monday morning.
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800m: Mint Approach (Sandeep Jadhav), Colourful Prince (Trevor) 51.5, 600/39. Former finished four lengths ahead. Menage A Trois (N.Jodha) 52, 600/39. Urged. Light Up My Day (Trevor), Savannah Sound (Sandeep Jadhav) 56, 600/42. They were easy.
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1,600m: Lavender Brown (Sandeep Jadhav) 1-51, 1,400/1-37, 600/44. Moved well.
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600m: Gift Wrapped (rb), Striking Girl (Agarwal) 39. Former ended five lengths in front.
1,200m: Manyatta (Daniel Grant), Enlightenment (rb) 1-18.5, 800/51, 600/38.5. Former finished a distance ahead.
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600m: Splendid Light (B.Sreekanth), Supreme Minstrel (Abhishek) 41. They were easy. Palace Girl (rb), Minute To Win It (Ikram) 38. They moved level freely. Aiagion (D.K.Ashsh), Il Moran (R.K.Mahesh) 37. Former finished six lengths ahead. Murioi (Abhishek), Sophisticated (V.Jodha) 39. They finished level freely.
800m: Sariska (Kharadi) 53, 600/38. Moved freely.
1,000m: Marengo (N.Bhujbal) 1-5.5, 800/51, 600/37. Moved well. Sami (Daniel Grant) 1-4.5, 600/36. Pushed. Earth Tamer (Ranjane), Verboten (rb) 1-5, 600/37. Both moved level freely. Intesar (Ashad Asbar), Heatwave (Ranjane) 1-6, 800/51, 600/36. Former moved well and finished five lengths ahead. Fabulous Florence (V.Jodha) 1-9.5, 600/44. Moved freely.
1,200m: Waves Of Magic (Martin Dwyer), Winds Of Luck (S.Shinde) 1-18.5, 1,000/1-2.5, 800/49, 600/35. Former strode out well and finished two lengths ahead. Domingo (Fortune), Andraste (Pereira) 1-19, 800/49, 60/35. Former ended three lengths in front.
Gate practice (Inner sand)
1,000m: Dancing Money (Altaf Sayyed), Rising Angel (P.Naidu) 1-10, 600/45. They ended level. Stormy Wind (Merchant), Celtic King (Rupesh) 1-7, 600/40. They moved neck and neck freely. One Kept Secret (T.Mahesh), Brown Dynamite (Roushan) 1-6.5, 600/39. Former finished a distance ahead. Advance To Contact (rb), Vincero (Prasad) 1-8, 600/41. Former ended five lengths in front. Kaius (Nilesh), Glowing Star (Shammi) 1-7, 600/40. Former finished well clear. Springbank (Fortune), Morals (Trevor) and Porto Banus (Hamir) 1-7, 600/41. Springbank finished two lengths ahead of others.
Mock race (Race track) — Feb. 10
1,200m: Presence (Ikram), Muntasir (N.Jodha) 1-15, 600/37. Former finished six lengths ahead. Mahima (Neeraj), Courtesy Call (Shelar) 1-15, 600/37. Former finished a distance ahead.
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1980. An unstable hostile city named London.An unstable hostile planet named Earth where fat right forefingers hovered over big red buttons which ,if pressed ,would have started that final countdown.Cue the song, the big hair ,the 80s. Dressed to the 9s, made-up like a wedding cake, fat right forefinger poised over a "c" on a cheap synthesiser .
Could there be a better climate for a band like The Legendary Pink Dots to spring into life? Everything was home-made. A string of cassettes with covers created on the kitchen table. Sessions by candlelight , sometimes for hours.Neighbours banged on the walls.They had issues about those loud songs referring to that inevitable final countdown while they were watching the news.
The first photo sessions were in local graveyards. Frequently The Dots would bump into other bands. It rained a lot. We looked to the sky…….it was perpetually ominous.
Roll on 33 years and , gasp, we're STILL HERE! Saints Alive (and a few died in the meantime) ,The Pink Dots are up to around 50 or 60 albums by now but information as to the exact number is sketchy. It's still raining, but thankfully the passion has not been dampened.
"The Gethsemane Option" has been a year in the making.The finger over the "c" has strayed and the helpless listener is now pelted with intricate melodies ,runaway rhythms, Thelonius chords. The lyrics are still as obscure as ever and it's whispered that the new album revolves around a central concept, but singer and wordsmith Edward Ka-Spel is saying nothing about that. Concept albums were already passe in the 80s. It's 2013. The World has changed. No big red buttons….just passwords for passwords for passwords and nobody will find a way through that complicated labyrinth, will they?
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Orbit Service is the musical project of Colorado-based producer/engineer Randall Frazier (helmet room, Bela Karoli, Kal Cahoone) produced in collaboration with Kim G. Hansen (Antenne), Dennis Swanson (Day Dissolved Dream) and Kirill Nikolai (Still Light).
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Yet another argument for greatly expanding the EITC in lieu of other support programs and labor regulations, and also making it more salient by delivering it via weekly paychecks. Posted May 27, 2010 11:34 AM
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If I were explaining the difference between the US and EU economies, in broad strokes, to a Martian visitor, I would say these things
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"The US a giant military; Europe free-rides off of that but spends even more on the welfare state." The U.S. certainly has a giant military. But like most "public goods" Europeans, like everyone else, would be better off without it! Posted May 27, 2010 5:24 PM
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Welfare payments are lower in the U.S., and, since the 1996 reforms, immigrants have had a harder time getting welfare. So, the U.S. has much harder working immigrants than Europe, where many immigrants are on the dole. Posted May 27, 2010 5:44 PM
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"The US a giant military; Europe free-rides off of that but spends even more on the welfare state."The Germans and the Japanese are too afraid to ask the US to leave. The same Neocons who scold European Nations for being insufficiently self-reliant and ungrateful for the protection the US offers would go absolutely ballistic if these Nations would politely decline said protection. Posted May 29, 2010 1:49 AM
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